FPV drones destroyed an Abrams tank and a Ukrainian convoy in Grishino. Footage has emerged of an attempted counteroffensive by the Ukrainian 425th Separate Assault Regiment "Skala" in the Pokrovsk sector. An armored group consisting of a BMP-2, an M1A1 Abrams tank, an M113 armored personnel carrier, an M1117 armored personnel carrier, several armored vehicles, and an infantry group attempted to break through near Grishino. According to the video, all the armored vehicles were destroyed by FPV drones. The video has been shortened. Fifty-three Ukrainian soldiers were killed; the footage has been removed from the video.
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Footage of the Russian Lancet kamikaze drone's combat use in Ukraine in March, part 2. This isn't all the drone's uses. The Lancet-51 kamikaze drone is used most frequently, while the Lancet-52 kamikaze drone is used much less frequently. The video shows Lancet kamikaze drone strikes against Ukrainian military equipment in the Donbas and Ukraine.
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Footage of an attack by a Ukrainian FP-2 drone, presumably a kamikaze drone, on the Russian Project 11356R frigate Burevestnik in Novorossiysk Bay.
FP-2 drones can be equipped with Starlink terminals and have a range of up to 2,000 km. It's unclear from the video whether the drone actually struck the ship. The drones likely flew in a formation, assuming they were controlled via a mesh network, as indicated by the launch of an air defense missile from the ship at a high-altitude target.
FP-2 drones can be equipped with Starlink terminals and have a range of up to 2,000 km. It's unclear from the video whether the drone actually struck the ship. The drones likely flew in a formation, assuming they were controlled via a mesh network, as indicated by the launch of an air defense missile from the ship at a high-altitude target.